One Piece: Kaido the Beast Playing House.

Chapter 34 Signing Speech
I didn't expect to get the contract. I thought my humble work would not be appreciated. Thank you to everyone who has always supported me, and thank you to the editor who appreciated my humble work. Thank you.

I read everyone's comments, and the beginning is indeed a bit long-winded and boring. I will try my best to correct it later and make the book more interesting. The main theme of this book is warm and funny, similar to a semi-group portrait, so it is slow to heat up.

The reason I started writing was in the book club of @混乱起雾, the author of "The Pirate Begins with the Minister of Chocolate". When discussing Kaido, I casually said who is Kaido's wife and Yamato's mother? This triggered a discussion, and the more we discussed, the more excited we became. Then I clicked on WPS and started writing an outline. Then they encouraged me to publish a book. I was a little timid at first, but then I thought about it and decided to publish it. I have been writing until now, and I didn't expect that I would be chosen to sign a contract. I am really lucky.

Let me talk about my opinion on One Piece. I have been following the comics of One Piece since a long time ago. I like the passion and dreams of pirates, but Wano Country makes me sick. I feel sick from the bottom of my heart. The happy and dreamy world has disappeared and turned into disgusting things like clichéd destiny and bloodline. But Kaido, the Beast in the Wano Country chapter, makes me feel great. He is a real hero. He has strength, wisdom, dreams, and skills. At the same time, he possesses the domineering and arrogance of a strong man, the kind of arrogance that thinks he can conquer all talents.

Many people say that Kaido is a sinister villain, but I don't think so. It was not him who gave the order for the people to die in the sneak attack, it was Orochi who hired someone to impersonate them. It was not him who tricked Oden into dancing, it was Orochi. It was not him who made Oden reveal his flaws, it was Orochi who did that. Even from the expression on his face when he knocked Oden down, he was very dissatisfied with it. It was not him who committed atrocities on Wano Country, it was Orochi.

Looking at the entire Wano Country arc, the only thing Kaido did wrong might be that he didn't kill Momonosuke. Any other mistakes were not made by him. He was just taking the blame for Orochi. All he wanted were the weapons provided by Wano Country. His dream was to launch the largest war in the world, overthrow the World Government, and establish a simple world where strength determines everything. All of this was caused by a miserable childhood.

During the battle with Yamato, Kaido kept emphasizing that you are alone and helpless. This seemed to be talking about Yamato, but in fact it was talking about Kaido himself. He has been alone since he was a child. Even though there are so many people around him, no one can break the barrier in Kaido's heart. He is still alone.

So I designed Lily, a sister who grew up with her. They are both from the same ghost clan, have the same extraordinary strength, and are both lonely. The two of them huddle together for warmth like two little animals. Even after they separate, they will not think that the other is dead. They trust each other, and they are no longer alone. They have unknowingly held each other's hands and broken down the barriers in their hearts.

I hope to write a different Beast and a different Kaido. I hope you will support me. Thank you.

Finally, I would like to thank the author of "Warhammer: In the Name of the Son of Heaven", Contemporary Sorel, who helped me recommend the book, the author of "Pirates Start from the Chocolate Minister" Chaos Mist, who confirmed my idea, and all my friends in my book club. Imperial Fist would like to express its gratitude.

PS: I’m secretly asking for monthly tickets, collections, and comments. Please come and have a look in the book club.

(End of this chapter)